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Headline announce big breakthrough at the Hadron Collider...
but if you read the story, it was due to an error...
Cern's Director General Rolf Heuer said yesterday's collisions were actually the side effect of the quick advances being made by the LHC during its startup phase.
and they didn't really do anything new:
We're incredibly pleased, everything seems to be working excellently. The LHC hasn't actually accelerated particles yet - it hasn't made them go any faster than they were when they came into the tunnel.
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And the "get that guy a decent Shredder" item of the day:
via AceOfSpades
the ACORN office in National City (San Diego County) engaged in a massive document dump on the evening of October 9th, containing thousands upon thousands of sensitive documents, just days prior to the Attorney General’s visit.
BigGovernment.com has learned that not only did this document dump occur, but the documents in question were irresponsibly and brazenly dumped in a public dumpster, without considering laws and regulations as to how sensitive information should be treated.
as everyone who watches LawAndOrder knows, if you throw anything away in a public trash bin, anyone can take it....
Maybe ACORN needs to take lessons from Hillary:
Grand Jury Is Reportedly Told Of Shredding at Little Rock Firm
By STEPHEN ENGELBERG,
Published: Friday, March 4, 1994
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NYTimes lets "expert" rewrite WWII...blamingEisenhower for being too petty to let a southern Army cross the southern Rhine...
aside from snow, hills, being surrounded by Germans, no rail lines to bring in supplies, and not a lot of gasoline, what could have gone wrong?
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In contrast, podcast on the Battle of the Bulge here
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